Bachelor Party Itinerary

When I inadvertently attended a bachelor party, I found what some men really look for in a party. As a non-stripper female participant in a bachelor party, I felt honored that I could partake in the festivities that celebrate the last moments of bachelorhood. The following hot spots for a bachelor party are not all those that I hit on that very memorable night (that is another story).
If your bachelor chooses to keep it in Reno, and do the traditional ‘guy bonding’ jaunt, this list is something you should read. Start the night out at Fuego, the tapas restaurant on Virginia. If their motto (It’s social, it’s spicy, it’s saucey, it’s hot.) is a premonition of the night to follow, then you should be well on your way. Following the tapas and wine, drive walk to El Dorado where you can get some gambling action in, and some beer at Brew Brothers. You still have a long night of fun ahead, so walk over to Ole Bridge Pub, where you will find an old style pub with great tap and a low-key atmosphere. When you’ve finished bantering, and find yourself ready for some dancing, call us (yes, our blog, our plug) at 323.3727, and we will take you to the hot night life at The Edge. Whether or not you feel like you should can dance, there is a great social atmosphere to enjoy. Grab a VIP table or just enjoy the yourself, until you are ready for us to escort you to The Men’s Club. A classy and traditional way to conclude a bachelor party. And there, you have concluded and hopefully will remember the unforgettable night that just happened with your closest guy friends.